Marked 2 review: Preview and improve your online writing on the fly<article>
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Many of us here at
Macworld are fans of
Markdown, a nifty markup language that lets you write for the Web using plain text and
a simple formatting syntax. We also frequently write in HTML. But one of the challenges in writing in these “languages,” if you will, is that it’s tough to see exactly how what you’re writing will look once it’s published on the Web.</p><p>
A couple years back, I
reviewed Marked, a fantastic utility that shows you a live preview of Markdown-, HTML-, and XML-formatted files. Even better, Marked can use custom CSS templates, so you can make those previews look almost exactly like your text will appear on your website or blog. Marked can even convert your code’s equivalent HTML for pasting into that blog or CMS, and it can export your preview to a number of document types, including PDF, RTF, and .doc.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2455118/marked-2-review-preview-and-improve-your-online-writing-on-the-fly.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Marked 2 review: Preview and improve your online writing on the fly
